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Hello All!
I'm jumping back into the saltwater game. I have a 3500g koi pond, which is great March-November, but i need something to do over the winter. I have a 24g starter tank and already wish I'd gone bigger. Soon enough!
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I too am a freshwater/pond guy on the side, haha! Welcome!
 
Hello All!
I'm jumping back into the saltwater game. I have a 3500g koi pond, which is great March-November, but i need something to do over the winter. I have a 24g starter tank and already wish I'd gone bigger. Soon enough!
Welcome! (:
 
Hello All!
I'm jumping back into the saltwater game. I have a 3500g koi pond, which is great March-November, but i need something to do over the winter. I have a 24g starter tank and already wish I'd gone bigger. Soon enough!

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